Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 November 1946 — Page 17
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Protecting
From Cancer
‘Avoid Irritations’ Is Doctor's Advice
By JANE STAFFORD Science Service Staff Writer
WHEN CANCER attacks the stomach, the situation is vey grave becalise usually the cancer has progressed far, long before the condition is diggnosed. More knowledge is needed before complete prevention or, early diagnosis in every case of this kind of cancer will be possible, but we can all. learn to give our stomachs bet-
ter care to avoid the irritations
that may lead to cancer. Speaking on this subject at the
New York Academy of Medicine,|-
Dr. Frank E. Adair, of Cornell
Medical college, said:. “It is ah all] § too common habit of certain people| to drink soup, coffee and other bev-| & erages so hot that they must hurry| § their
the drink down because mouths are being burned; and once past the throat, what happens to the stomach when the scalding liquid hits it is a matter of indifference to them, the stomach having no particular sensation for heat, or excessive heat.”
» » = “THE LIQUID may be entirely too hot to hold the finger in, but the poor stomach has to take it, regardless, no matter what the damage to the stomach mucosa (lining).” #*The great American habit of the | drugstore lunch, where stenographers and business men snatch a quick sandwich and wash "it down with hasty gulps of hot coffee at the soda fountain, while the next customers “stand behind them breathing down their necks and trampling on their corns, is certainly not conducive to the peace and relaxation which should accompany mastication and the ins. gestion of food. “The stomach mucosa is a delicate biit jealous structure,” he explained, “It must be handled with proper respect because it has the power to throw out sufficient hydrochioric acid to burn a hole in the wall of the stomach. And once an ulcer develops, it is difficult to heal and becomes the source of a possible carcinoma (cancer). “I am not overlooking the old controversy of which came first, the ulcer or the carcinoma. But we do know that repeated healings of any ulcer, as, for example, & burn scar, brings with it the possibility of the development of a carcinoma.”
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Auxiliary Meeting The Delta Upsilon auxiliary will meet at 12:15 p. m. tomorrow in the home of Mrs. Don Compton, 728 Berkley rd. The hostess will be assisted by Mrs. Harry Crawford.
Business Session
A joint business session will be held at 8 p. m. Wednesday in the
chapters of Phil Theta Delta sorority,
Daytime Wear
By SUE BURNETT ' This gentle mannered daytimer is destined for a busy winter, Buttoned to the hem, it has a softly curved yoke and sleeves, plus a feminine bow tie. Bracelet length sleeves, neatly cuffed, are included in the pattern. Pattern 8070 is designed for sizes 12, 14, 16, 18, 20; 40 and 42. Size 14, short-sleeve, 3% yards of 35 of 39inch. ‘ For this pattern send coins, your name, siirgh sired, and the patte umber to Bue Burnett, The Indianapolis Times Pattern service, 214 W. Mary~ land st., Indianapolis’ 9. Send an additional 25 cents for the fall and winter issue of Fashion —52 pages of the smartest, most wearable patterns you'll see , fashions by well known designers . . special beauty and homemaking section . . . free printed pattern inside the book, ‘on
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F 1S hion Sn fui i Fabric Designs, Colors Reproduced On Leather Through New Process
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By LOUISE FLETCHER Times Woman's Editor THE DAY MAY come when it will be possible to have your phojograph reproduced upon your handbag. No one has said anything about it yet, but some recent news from the leather pegple brings the idea to mind. And it might be handy, at that. The glad tidings from the leather world is that there's a new process which permits any design and color to be transferred, to leather. : S80 far that means that color< ful plaids, herringbone tweed motifs and bright striped designs are being used by the Aris company on gloves of Decor leather. The’ designs repfgduced by this patented colorgraphic process are color-fast and washable, It took 25 years to perfect the process—and the gloves are, they say, just a forerunner of scores of accessories and costumes in Decor leather which will be introduced next year. On the 1947 list are shoes, belts, handbags, scarfs, weskits and hats. In the meantime, there are the Aris gloves in soft doeskin, priced at around $10. You can find them at Block's. Y
w . » The Scarf, Day or Night 1S THERE any accessory that
time career thinking up new ways to wear scarves. Two more scarf “twists” are being plugged by the Gientex firm for fall and winter wear. The first is a throat-swathing arrangement to produce the high-necked look with daytime costumes. For this, a wine-colored Waverly square of pure silk is folded
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Gay striped gloves by Aris are news because they're of leather. They're the result of the new Decor process in which photographed designs and colors can be transferred to leather. They are both colorfast and washable. (Block's.)
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“The daytime version of the wrapped - to - your - chin look is achieved with a high-riding Glentex scarf. (Block's.)
triangle fashion and, starting front-and-center, is draped high around the throat with the ends brought forward to tie beneath the chin. - Gipntex ‘has a new idea for evening, too. It's a scarf-hood style, shaped pretty much like an elegant mid- Victorian boudoir cap.
A-pure silk ombre scarf is draped -
and fastened by a jeweled pin.
‘Iran’ to Be Topic
Mrs. Herbert Wood and: Miss Minnie K. Allemong will be hostesses for the Over the Teacups chib’s meeting at 2 p. m. Friday in the Propylaeum. The speaker, Paul Robey, will talk on “Iran.”
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Wind Up Conference
Food Manufacturers Sponsor Sessions
By BARBARA BROEKING Times Staff Writer CHICAGO, Nov. 4—Food editors from over the country wound up a week’s conference Friday with
nies sponsorihg the final" meetings. Armour & Co, “officials spoke on the prospects of pre-packaged fro-
men and women that it will be at
products will be availabie, The real answer as to whether Mrs. America will prefer fresh or frozen meats will come only when she can once again pick and choose on the basis of these factors: Appearance, taste, price and cohvenience. Ne ‘Rarebit’ The packing company explained that prices on pre-packaged frozen | foods will be higher because of ‘the costs of labor and necessary additional equipmerit and facilities. The women of America will give the answer-—they constitute 91 per cent of the food buyers in the country. William Foster of Borden Co. told the writers of a common mistake made in the making of a cheese dish. “There is no such thing as cheese rarebit,” he said. “It is cheese rabbit, named from the story of the Welsh king who had so many guests he melted theese to serve in place of rabbit.”* It will be early in 1948 before Eagle Brand milk will return to grocery shelves the company toid the conference. Frozen foods and cheese are the first two items that have shown most increase in retail! stores in.the past few years. | The Council on Candy closed the
Will Age A Young Face
make a girl look her best. These: positive emotions speed facial muscles upward and help to halt the sagging movements which tend to come with age. : Negative expressions, on the
their downward path. Those .expressions which bear watching with a sharp eye are the partially dropped eyelid and corners of the mouth. Depress one corner of the mouth and you have a sneer. Depress both, and you register displeasure and
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other hand, help to speed muscles on}
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WHY NOT TRY pork liver when you get ready to use the recipe ap-
make ahy apologies its food value. : It is three times as rich in “iron as beef liver. And it usually sells for less. But it can be prepared just as handsomely and just as palatably ‘as beef or calf liver, . .
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1 1b. liver \sliced %-inch thiek 3 thsps. shortening 1 tsp. salt and pepper if desired flour J 1b, mushrooms 1 thsp. shortening 2 tbsps. flour 1% c. milk Wipe liver with '« damp cloth. Remove skin and tubes carefully with a sharp paring knife and a pair of kitchen shears, being care-| ful to keep the liver slices as whole as possible and to avoid all possible waste, Cut the liver into strips one-half inch wide. Sprinkle with salt and pepper if desired and dredge in flour. Have the shortening heated to sizzling hot but not smoking, and lay in the liver ‘carefully. Cook from one to-one and a half minutes on both sides. The liver should be light brown in color and cooked. just to the point where it is no longer red. in the center, it is cooked any longer, it will not be juicy and delicious. Arrange quickly on hot platter. Pour prepared mushrooms and white sauce quickly into the drippings left from frying the liver, stir thoroughly, then pour the sauce over the liver and serve immediately.
Wash mushrooms quickly, remove slice from stem end, thén cut into quarter-inch lengthwise slices cutting through both cap and stem. Add these to shortening melted in saucepan. Cover and saute two or three minutes, shaking the pan occasionally
When mushrooms are swimming in their juice, blend in the flour until smooth, then slowly add the milk stirring constantly until sauce boils and thickens. @ » > » HAM RICE CASSEROLE (For Wednesday dinner) shortening
Melt shortening in skillet. Saute rice, onion‘ and green pepper for about eight minutes or until rice begins to brown slightly. Combine ham, salt, tomatoes and water with the rice mixture in a six-cup casserole. Cover and bake
discontent. Drop one eyelid and you look distrustful,
® = » NO ONE wants her pretty face spoiled by these expressions. But who's going to tell us whether or not we have these faults? A mir, ror. Any woman who wants to check up on these habits should sit down in front of her mirror and try aut her typical expressions. That wdy, she can discipline herself to use only those which speed the muscles upward in expressions which not only make fer look her prettiest and most pleasant but which give her face a longer lease on youth. :
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Haehl-Cook Ceremony
Is Announced
A Sept. 14 ceremony united Miss Polly Ann Cook and Kenneth N. Haehl. The bride is the daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Reathel E. Cook, 232 N. Oakland ave, and Mr, Haehl is the grandson of Mrs. Pearl McKinney, 2531 E. Washington st. The Rev. O. A. Trinkle of the Englewopd Christian church officiated at the ceremony in his home, 50 N. {Rural st.
Store Hours: Tuesday, 10 to 3:13, in order . that our employees may have time to vote.
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